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Noticias UrgentesMexpro.com March 2010 NewsletterPuesto por: : R. Brock
March brings the desire to “hit the beach”, and in this newsletter we include some information on vacationing in Sonora, Immigration Reform Legislation and International Medical Insurance. SHOULD WE RENT A CAR AND DRIVE OURSELVES IN PUERTO VALLARTA, MEXICO?Puesto por: : R. Brock
Take this simple quiz to see if you are up to the task. Mexico Travel & Tourism: Can Travel Deals Get Crowds to Return?Puesto por: : R. Brock
The down year in 2009 also forced Mexico to lower its prices across the board. Now thanks to lower airfares and all-inclusive package deals, Mexico is getting noticed for something positive in 2010: its great value. Mexico's Spring Break King ReboundsPuesto por: : R. Brock
Mexico's spring break king -- Cancun -- is rebounding quickly from last year's triple blow to its tourism industry caused by the country's swine flu epidemic, drug violence and a global economic crisis. Spring Break Travel: Airfares up, Hotel Rates DownPuesto por: : R. Brock
Average airfares for spring break are up from last year but hotel rates are down, according to data from Bing Travel and Travelocity. Border Sheriff: Mexico Travel Okay, with PrecautionsPuesto por: : R. Brock
Santa Cruz County Sheriff Tony Estrada said tourists have not been targets of the drug violence. However, he said bordering towns such as Nogales, the Mexican state of Sonora that borders Arizona and the country of Mexico have changed dramatically. Mexico Simplifies Visa ProceduresPuesto por: : R. Brock
Mexico’s National Immigration Institute (INM) has announced a range of amendments to its immigration and internment procedures to be implemented starting May 1, 2010. Mexico Auto Insurance GuidePuesto por: : R. Brock
But if you plan to go to Mexico by car, it is vital for you to have Mexico auto insurance. It doesn’t matter if you carry substantial liability coverage in the United States or Canada. That doesn’t count for anything in Mexico. Medical Tourism Big Draw for BoomersPuesto por: : R. Brock
According to Marla Manhart, a medical tourism director, savvy boomers are heading to Mexico and Europe for treatment of cancer and degenerative disorders, where they can get both natural and conventional treatments at a fraction of the cost they would pay in the USA. Plan Ahead if you Drive to MexicoPuesto por: : R. Brock
Search for "Mexico car insurance" on the Internet to find a broker. THIA Urges Families To Cover Spring Break With Travel InsurancePuesto por: : R. Brock
With spring break approaching fast, Canada's Travel Health Insurance Association (THIA) urges parents to make sure they, their children, and young students in their family travelling on their own, are well insured for unexpected emergency out-of-country medical care. Ahead of spring break, State Dept issues travel alert for Mexico borderPuesto por: : R. Brock
The US State Department this week reissued its travel alert for Mexico, despite mounting evidence that America’s southern neighbor is actually getting safer. There's a whole new world of medical treatment available outside the U.S.Puesto por: : R. Brock
There’s a fundamental movement going on many people call medical tourism. New, modern medical centers are springing up all over the world catering to people who cannot get the kind of service they want in their home countries. Seven Mistakes To Avoid when you Travel to MexicoPuesto por: : R. Brock
Cary Mullen of Vivo Resorts provides tips on avoiding seven common mistakes when looking for properties in Mexico.
Basic Mexico Retirement GuidePuesto por: : R. Brock
A basic introduction to what you could be enjoying in terms of your
Mexico: One Year after H1N1Puesto por: : R. Brock
Mexico wants travelers back, and you can expect a safe, enjoyable, and
Travel Planning and Tying the Knot Go Hand in Hand, AAA saysPuesto por: : R. Brock
All-inclusive, 3-day trips to Mexico that include air fare cost as little as $359 per person.
New York Times Readers' Pics for Mexico CityPuesto por: : R. Brock
Where to stay and where to eat in Mexico City, by New York Times readers.
Q&A: Traveling Alone in MexicoPuesto por: : R. Brock
I’m a 30-year-old woman planning to travel alone for two weeks in Mexico in March and April...
Dr. Catepillan Offering Amazing Summer Course in Mayan RuinsPuesto por: : R. Brock
The course, Mathematics in Non-European Cultures, is designed for college level students to learn about ancient Mayan History, culture, and mathematics as they travel through the ruins of the Yucatan Peninsula.
On the bag: Ochoa brings new focus to LPGA seasonPuesto por: : R. Brock
Lorena Ochoa was married in December in Guadalajara, Mexico, to AeroMexico CEO Andres Conesa, who has three children. Ochoa said in a teleconference from Mexico City last week that her new family is the top priority in her life. But Ochoa just as quickly emphasized that another matter close to her heart remains a focus in her life — golf.
How I swapped a medical trial for a free holiday in MexicoPuesto por: : R. Brock
Rachel Rickard Straus found taking part in a medical trial a painless way to visit Mexico for free.
Mexico Tourism Board Responds to Travel AlertPuesto por: : R. Brock
The director of the Mexico Tourism Board in LA wrote a letter regarding the US Department of State's extended Travel Alert to Mexico. Travel Q&A: Driving in MexicoPuesto por: : R. Brock
Q: We are thinking of driving to Mexico in the next couple of weeks.
Rocky Point Working to Boost its Image as a Vacation Spot with Tourists, StudentsPuesto por: : R. Broc
Director of Public Security Francisco Macias said Rocky Point is a good place to vacation because it is the safest city in the state of Sonora, citing government statistics. Mexico Travel Rebounds This Spring BreakPuesto por: : R. Brock
Travelocity Data Shows International Travel Spike with Mexico Destinations Jumping in Popularity -- A look into Mexico’s top vacation spots revealed lower-than-average hotel rates and airfares! New travel regulations for entry into MexicoPuesto por: : R. Brock
Driving or walking into Mexico has largely been a hassle-free experience
Arizona, Mexico attorneys general to discuss border securityPuesto por: : R. Brock
Arizona Attorney General Terry Goddard will meet with Mexico Attorney
Spring-Break ForecastPuesto por: : R. Brock
There's good news and bad news for spring breakers: hotel rates are down
DO I NEED A PASSPORT TO VISIT CANADA OR MEXICO? IS IT SAFE TO VISIT MEXICO?Puesto por: : R. Brock
You'll want to avoid parts of Michoacan and Chihuahua, according to the U.S. State Department. But that destination wedding you had planned for Cancun? The biggest threat to your safety will probably be alcohol poisoning. |
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